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I mean I like getting the e-mails but I feel most of them are aimed at people who do this full time and aren’t for the average person who only gets vacation once a year with fixed dates (usually only school vacation) and not very many miles. Like I wish I had a million miles, but unlike Mike I don’t. Wish there was more in the newsletter that I could utilize.

There is super helpful information shared freely every day. Even if some of the extravagant and amazing trips are not something I am interested in, just seeing real world examples of what is possible is super inspiring.
My favorite part of Daiky Drop is the tutorial videos - getting started with points and miles, advanced skills, and the one on hotels!!

Love Daily Drop! It’s great travel info written with humor. Read it every day!

I find this website and its coordinating FB group and newsletters extremely helpful. They are easy to navigate, plus there are people on hand to talk you through your first and likely subsequent points to travel experiences. The newsletters inform you of all the current deals and the flights points search is useful if you’re looking for something very specific. I’m excited to travel more!

The Daily Drop FB group, webinars & newsletter are very helpful. I have learned a lot

I have learned an incredible amount of information about using points/miles for airline and hotel redemptions. It has only been a couple months and I am learning how to keep tracking of earning points and which card to use. The emails with the flight details are very valuable and all the articles on the website. Good value for the money spent to join the Pro site. I highly recommend this site.

Get very useful and interesting information from them about travel, points and miles. They have provided great learning platforms as well. So happy to have found them!

I enjoy getting all the information that’s new on card benefits in a timely manner. And all the great tips on using my points

Please consider not linking articles in the newsletter that are behind a paywall. The travel news links section at the top of each newsletter typically has a lot of conde nast articles linked and they are useless to me cause I don't pay for a subscription

Great information and easy access to that information. I love having so much pertinent information in one place.

Enjoy the content

I get many newsletters and this is my favorite one. I like how it is organized and it’s very relevant to info and deals I’m interested in.

It is great. I learned how to pick cc to give me value with points, and hotel cards.

Great resource for navigating the very confusing world of airline miles, hotel stays and travel. Their tutorial classes are very good. Plus they directly and promptly answer questions sent in to them.

I don't know how I happened on your daily emails, but I spent about 4-6 months just reading them and learning. It was later that I applied and received my first credit card for the purposes of points and now I'm well on my way. It's not necessarily intuitive but you all do a great job of holding our hands. Admittedly, I look forward to your daily emails and I have no upcoming travel plans.

Very practical advice in a well-written newsletter.

The information is always thorough and informative, giving me a new perspective on travel and using points/miles.

Daily Drop provides useful insight with pretty much all types of traveling.

Always great information shared in an easy-to-follow and entertaining manner. In my often overflowing inbox, it is one thing that ALWAYS gets read!

The obsession with cpp is pretty bad. Anyone can find very expensive flights or hotels booked with cash that are mispriced for that market and then show how good the points alternative looks.
Most of the examples have perfectly good lower cash alternatives when I looked up which is what a sane person would pick.
Instead of showing realistic examples, doing this technique to just sensationalize and grab attention is not useful.